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Areas Resource for Iguana Care and Adoption serves
Primarily the Metro Twin City area of St.Paul/Minneapolis, MN. We do not ship, but we might be able to transport to surrounding states. Our transport fee is $75.
Resource for Iguana Care and Adoption's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Please be sure to fill out the application completely. If you have any questions, let us know!
2.
Interview
We will discuss iguana husbandry including food, enclosure and behaviors such as what to expect during breeding season.
3.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
It's always best to see the iguana in person. We can send photos and videos before the visit.
Additional adoption info
First we review you knowledge base of iguana husbandry. We make suggestions or corrections. We require that the enclosure is in move-in condition. A vet familiar with iguanas is required. We can make recommendations. A home visit is performed, or if out of the area, detailed photos are accepted. Our adoption fee is $75 or a spayed female is $100. An adopter has to be over 18 years old and a contract is signed.
First we review you knowledge base of iguana husbandry. We make suggestions or corrections. We require that the enclosure is in move-in condition. A vet familiar with iguanas is required. We can make recommendations. A home visit is performed, or if out of the area, detailed photos are accepted. Our adoption fee is $75 or a spayed female is $100. An adopter has to be over 18 years old and a contract is signed.
Our primary mission is to educate the public on the proper care and husbandry of the captive green iguana. We foster surrendered iguanas while we try to find a permanent home. Iguanas are not easy to care for due to their highly specialized care requirements. We have a rigorous screening process to weed out the people who are only interested in the "cool" factor, or unable/unwilling to commit to the necessary care of a green iguana.
Our primary mission is to educate the public on the proper care and husbandry of the captive green iguana. We foster surrendered iguanas while we try to find a permanent home. Iguanas are not easy to care for due to their highly specialized care requirements. We have a rigorous screening process to weed out the people who are only interested in the "cool" factor, or unable/unwilling to commit to the necessary care of a green iguana.
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